BobbyDazzler wrote:All the comments he makes about what he wants the new manager to be are all the areas for which Mancini has been criticised. It seems like he wants someone totally different in all aspects. Youth development, man management, attacking football... It makes me wonder how much research was done prior to hiring Bob.
BobbyDazzler wrote:All the comments he makes about what he wants the new manager to be are all the areas for which Mancini has been criticised. It seems like he wants someone totally different in all aspects. Youth development, man management, attacking football... It makes me wonder how much research was done prior to hiring Bob.
lets all have a disco wrote:New Manager
Bigger Ground
New Players
Investment in the womens team
New training ground.
Very posotive.
The food is still a bit shit though. ;-)
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:lets all have a disco wrote:New Manager
Bigger Ground
New Players
Investment in the womens team
New training ground.
Very posotive.
The food is still a bit shit though. ;-)
Jamie Oliver is doing the food next season. So if you like your grub soaked in olive oil it's going to be a great season all round.
Risby wrote:Does he refer to Tixi as 'cheeky' or am I mis-hearing it?
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:That's how it's pronounced.
Original Dub wrote:This guy does nothing by accident.
You could see the excitement in his face when he was talking about some of the deals that are almost done.
Our future is brighter than possibly any other team on the planet. I'm loving it.
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Jamie Oliver is doing the food next season. So if you like your grub soaked in olive oil it's going to be a great season all round.
Dunnylad wrote:Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Jamie Oliver is doing the food next season. So if you like your grub soaked in olive oil it's going to be a great season all round.
Didn't he do the steaks the other week for the test match? The cost was so expensive, Michael Vaughan was joking over how many had been sold each day & yes they were in single figures
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Jamie Oliver's not really my bailiwick, mate. But my guess is, given the test-match was played in Yorkshire, the low take-up rate was due to the fact the steaks were cooked in olive oil rather than dripping.
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